The plastic pipe business in China is booming according to the organizers of the recent
Fourth China International Plastic Pipe Conference held in Shanghai.
Zoran Davidovski, spokesman for the Plastic Pipe Conference Association (PPCA) that
organised the event in conjunction with the China Plastics Piping Association (CPPA)
explains: “Capital investment for new construction and infrastructure development in
China is improving the physical health and economic wealth of its people. It is a fine
example of how markets in Asia are using the power of modern plastic pipe technology
to foster economic growth by replacing antiquated pipe networks.”
“Major utility services that provide drinking water, gas, sewer and telecommunication
services in the region are providing greater quality services to their customers.
Conference delegates have signalled a high level of optimism about the way the plastic
pipe industry is developing. Equally spurred on by the phenomenal growth in the
construction sector, the market has opened up to more sophisticated and innovative
solutions such as no-dig renovation and rehabilitation of old pipe networks.
“Whilst GDP growth has stabilised over the last few years, our technology continues to
provide an economic driver as well as raise people's living standards. China is the
world's largest consumer and manufacturer of plastic pipes. Industrial output will
exceed 14 million tons this year.”
A total of 28 technical and commercial presentations were delivered to the Shanghai
conference. Of the 338 participants, 315 delegates were from China. Participation
increased slightly compared to the previous event hosted during 2013 in Xi'an.
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